A Completely Ridiculous Tale of Fire

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A Completely Ridiculous Tale of Fire is the 33rd Legends of Chima webisode and the third webisode of Season 3.

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In his Raven Jet, Razar angrily flew to the Eagle Spires with a book, demanding an apology from them, much to Ewald and Eglor's surprise. Then, Razar explained that the book makes no sense and when he tried to sell the Crocodiles, they just laughed at him, giving Eglor the book. Ewald questioned if he was sure the book was theirs, which Razar confirmed by saying that he stole it from their library, but it's useless, leaving the library while taking something as compensation. Eglor said a book that does not make sense does not sound like their books and started reading the book with Ewald. As they read the book, they learned that the Mother Sun blessed the land in a flare brighter than the Sun, the Phoenix, who raised their temple at the top of Mount Cavora, as a new glorious era of enlightenment for Chima began. The Phoenix, offspring of the Sun with divine insight, the gift of fire, immortality, and power of healing, blossomed Chima in their light. Upon hearing this, Ewald was about to ask Eglor if he was sure, only for Eglor to tell him there's more. Then, they learned that the Phoennix were masters of the Fire Chi, sworn to keep a watchful vigil, and will remain the guardians of the land until such a time that Chima would be in complete and eternal balance. Hearing this, the two Eagles started laughing as Eris passed by, with Eglor saying that we will put this in a completely ridiculous section of the library. As they continued to laugh, the Eagle facial sculpture in Mount Cavora blasted fire from one of its eyes.

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  • This short takes place between Seasons 2 and 3, as Eris is still wearing her Outlands armor and Eglor says that the book should be put in the "completely ridiculous" section of the library, where Eris found the book in "The Call of Cavora."